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OCTOBER 9, 2018
Home Realty Center
7935 W. Sahara Ave #102, Las Vegas, NV 89117
702-252-7400
suncitysummerlin@hrcnv.com
Michael DelGais and Heidi Watt of Home Realty Center.
Home Realty Center has been in the real estate services business in the Greater Las Vegas real estate market for many successful years, and will be here for many more. This longevity and confidence comes from our real estate services to a great many buyers and sellers, and their recommendations to others that result in repeat and referral business that keeps us productive and successful.
As a full-service Greater Las Vegas real estate brokerage, Heidi Watt and Michael DelGais work with buyers, sellers and investors in real estate transactions spanning all of the price ranges and property types. Call them at 702-252-7400, or email them at suncitysummerlin@hrcnv.com to start a discussion of your needs. They'll sell your home for the MOST money in the SHORTEST time with the LEAST hassle.
“Full asking offer in just a couple of days of listing. Questions were always answered promptly and was kept informed of the closing progress throughout. Definitely recommend!!”
Donna - Las Vegas, NV (http://homerealtycenter.com/About)
As a full-service Greater Las Vegas real estate brokerage, Heidi Watt and Michael DelGais work with buyers, sellers and investors in real estate transactions spanning all of the price ranges and property types. Call them at 702-252-7400, or email them at suncitysummerlin@hrcnv.com to start a discussion of your needs. They'll sell your home for the MOST money in the SHORTEST time with the LEAST hassle.
“Full asking offer in just a couple of days of listing. Questions were always answered promptly and was kept informed of the closing progress throughout. Definitely recommend!!”
Donna - Las Vegas, NV (http://homerealtycenter.com/About)
Acacia Springs
8630 W. Nevso Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89147
702-942-8700
www.acaciasprings.com
Acacia Springs senior living strives to create something better. The company continually reinvests in its team and community. Offering meaningful activities, delicious food and basically all the best life has to offer, Acacia Springs is a trusted name in senior living.
As one ages it becomes more important to feel supported in living your best life. Acacia Springs offers compassionate care and strives to elevate senior living. Offering independent living, assisted living and short-term/respite stays, Acacia Springs is dedicated to the long-term satisfaction and quality of life for its residents.
As one ages it becomes more important to feel supported in living your best life. Acacia Springs offers compassionate care and strives to elevate senior living. Offering independent living, assisted living and short-term/respite stays, Acacia Springs is dedicated to the long-term satisfaction and quality of life for its residents.
Karen Newkirk
Specialists Real Estate
9350 Sun City Blvd.,
702-255-0808
Karen Newkirk has been selling Sun City Summerlin homes for 30 years. Coming from Del Webb in Phoenix and Tucson, Karen and her husband, Hugh, started selling Sun City Summerlin homes out of a trailer in a dirt lot at the corner of Rampart and Lake Mead boulevards in 1988. To date, she has had closed more than 2,000 homes in Sun City. Although Hugh has retired, Karen has continued with her career as a broker/salesperson with Specialists Real Estate (9350 Sun City Blvd., in the Chase Bank plaza, 702-255-0808), and continues to share her great enthusiasm for the Sun City community.
You can email her at suncitnewk@aol.com. Karen is looking to be of service to you, your friends and neighbors.
You can email her at suncitnewk@aol.com. Karen is looking to be of service to you, your friends and neighbors.
Call Me Cake
450 S. Buffalo Drive, #115
702-570-7780
callmecake.net
(Be sure to check out Call Me Cake's half-off coupon in the Dining Deals Flier.)
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Chef Connell Moss of Call Me Cake has created 45 varieties of gooey butter cake. Head to his Buffalo Drive restaurant for a slice after enjoying an authentic soul food experience.
Where did the idea for Call Me Cake come from?
I am Chef Connell Moss, the owner and executive chef for Call Me Cake, 450 S. Buffalo Drive, #115, 702-570-7780. (callmecake.net)
My Las Vegas restaurant was inspired by the restaurant I had in North Hollywood, Calif., for almost 30 years called Sweet Mo’s. Like most Southern cooking places, Sweet Mo’s served peach cobbler and sweet potato pie as desserts, along with several other gourmet cakes. One day, I got a catering order from a show on ABC-TV called “Gray’s Anatomy.” I did the job and during that episode one of my cakes was chosen to be in a scene on the show. After that, I started receiving calls regarding the cake. “I mean who looks at cakes on a TV show?” Shortly after, I got another call from someone at ABC who gave me a catering job for 300 people.
The next thing I knew, people started coming into the restaurant looking for my cakes.
Another time, I remember having one piece of red velvet cake left at the end of the day with two tables eyeing the slice. When I told them that I only had one slice left, I said, “This is what I will do. I’ll cut it in half and let you all get a taste.” But one person at one of the tables said, “No, we want the whole thing (joking) and we will bid for it.” So, they started to bid for the cake, which was only $2.50. Can you believe the bids got up to $18.50?
It so happened that a man who worked for the Los Angeles Times was in the restaurant at that time and he wrote a story after that called “Best Cake in The City.”
I’ve since developed a gooey butter cake in 45 varieties.
Today, soul food and gooey butter cake are here in Las Vegas. Come on down to Call Me Cake and enjoy a great meal and desert.
Call Me Cake (callmecake.net) is open Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, noon to 9 p.m.; Sunday, 1-7 p.m.
I am Chef Connell Moss, the owner and executive chef for Call Me Cake, 450 S. Buffalo Drive, #115, 702-570-7780. (callmecake.net)
My Las Vegas restaurant was inspired by the restaurant I had in North Hollywood, Calif., for almost 30 years called Sweet Mo’s. Like most Southern cooking places, Sweet Mo’s served peach cobbler and sweet potato pie as desserts, along with several other gourmet cakes. One day, I got a catering order from a show on ABC-TV called “Gray’s Anatomy.” I did the job and during that episode one of my cakes was chosen to be in a scene on the show. After that, I started receiving calls regarding the cake. “I mean who looks at cakes on a TV show?” Shortly after, I got another call from someone at ABC who gave me a catering job for 300 people.
The next thing I knew, people started coming into the restaurant looking for my cakes.
Another time, I remember having one piece of red velvet cake left at the end of the day with two tables eyeing the slice. When I told them that I only had one slice left, I said, “This is what I will do. I’ll cut it in half and let you all get a taste.” But one person at one of the tables said, “No, we want the whole thing (joking) and we will bid for it.” So, they started to bid for the cake, which was only $2.50. Can you believe the bids got up to $18.50?
It so happened that a man who worked for the Los Angeles Times was in the restaurant at that time and he wrote a story after that called “Best Cake in The City.”
I’ve since developed a gooey butter cake in 45 varieties.
Today, soul food and gooey butter cake are here in Las Vegas. Come on down to Call Me Cake and enjoy a great meal and desert.
Call Me Cake (callmecake.net) is open Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, noon to 9 p.m.; Sunday, 1-7 p.m.
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